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Instead, Mr. Buffett largely touted the performance of Berkshire's hundreds of companies, as the company posted a 50 percent year-over-year jump in first-quarter profit.

Android is largely touted as a Google project, where LiMo isn't really pushed as being under the wing of a single company.

A Central Saint Martins graduate, Dr. Zhou is largely touted as the 'one to watch' in China's design scene after receiving widespread acclaim at this year's Beijing Design Week.

This popular film has largely received positive reviews, touted by many critics as the director Joss Whedon's funniest flick.

Yet in a welcome sign, the Kremlin invited the United States to observe security talks at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation, a largely toothless alliance often touted as a bulwark to Nato in Central Asia.

These official reports, some obtained by TomDispatch through the Freedom of Information Act, offer new insights into a largely covert, yet highly touted war-fighting, assassination, and spy program involving armed robots that are significantly less reliable than previously acknowledged.

Shortly before the December 2001 opening of "The Fellowship of the Ring," the first installment of Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, the government allocated an initial $235,000 toward advertisements and marketing largely in America, touting the movie and New Zealand as a tourist hotspot and as a great place to make movies.

Ironically, typical proprietary EHR Patient Portals are largely provider centric touting features such as bill payment as a primary benefit — I'm sure that is tremendously exciting to patients.

Toward the end of the heated special election in Pennsylvania's 18th Congressional District last month, Republicans largely abandoned ads touting their signature piece of legislation.

That pitch largely had flopped until this year, when highly touted guard Dikymbe Martin joined the Highlanders from Riverside J.W. North High.

Unfortunately, the Internet largely serves to amplify the message of fear touted by terrorists.